Louise,
Good point. I'm still dragging an open trailer and living in a town
where most folks don't lock their doors at night, and leave their car keys
in the ignition. Sometimes I forget that there are bad people out there in
our little world.
Chuck Rothfuss
Pole Cat Hollow, NC
At 10:05 AM 9/2/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Hhhmmm . .. support for the list and creating more camaraderie is
>great!
>
>However, give a hard think about putting stickers on your rigs calling
>attention to what is inside. Dragging my livelihood around for three
>years on 2 1/2 inch ball made us keenly aware of the benefits of being
>"invisible" at times. The unadorned trailer made sleeping in strange,
>quirky towns, or grabbing a bite to eat in busy, but obstructed
>parking lot view eateries a lot easier on the brain than if we
>advertised that a race car with plenty of tools and easily pawnable
>items were inside . . .
>
>You can keep the rig close, but just like kids, you can't keep tabs on
>them 24/7 -- unless there is a sentry, or one heck of a great alarm
>system, its "plain Jane" for me.
>
>Just a thought from someone who spent a few years living out of a
>suitcase while seeing the USA a quarter-mile at a time . . .
>
>
>Speedy Regards,
>
>"LandSpeed" Louise Ann Noeth
>
>LandSpeed Productions
>Telling stories with words and pictures
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